The President of PASOK has revealed his intentions for the day after the elections, Nikos Androulakisin conversation with ERT.

Making it clear that he was not going to enter into the process of discussing a government partnership until he received “strong double digitpercentage in surveys, emphasized that he would not cooperate with him either Kyriakos Mitsotakisneither with him Alexis Tsiprashowever, appeared positively in the third person, saying: “He must be a political figure“.

He emphasized that it was only about him. first round of elections. “The first elections will show the path of the government, which will stand in the way of arrogance, malice and a dependent state. My goal is to have a strong PASOK, a strong democratic faction with the program that I presented. Let this be a new era. We need a new political ethos. Politicians must be held accountable. Be consistent in words and actions. The crisis of the Greek people’s confidence in politicians is huge. It doesn’t pull anymore. The Greek people will decide.”

He added that “in the background, no one will decide, neither the politicians nor the oligarchs. The people will vote, and I personally, with a sense of responsibility, will take the necessary initiatives in order to have both stability and perspective only from the first Sunday. The first Sunday is the key date to achieve what I am talking about. If they lead us to instability, then, unfortunately, the environment for making political decisions will change. When you use instability to undermine the country’s prospects to blackmail “Either me or Tsipras“I will not participate in this game. I find it devastating. Is the President of PASOK selfish who says “neither,” but aren’t those who say “either me or him” selfish?

“Unless we have a strong double-digit percentage, the Greek people will not give us the mandate I ask for to move to this stage. The people decide. People can’t tell you that they don’t want you to be in government and you’re trying to get in there with a tin,” Nikos Androulakis stressed and expelled him. Janis Varoufakis, saying that “the persons who played with drachmaI don’t think they can be part of a long-term plan for the country.”

In response to a question about the man for the post of prime minister, he accused Maximos Palace of trying to incriminate him with leaks: “I answer these scenarios in one way: politicians who will be able to express this ambitious program plan,” he stressed, stressing that the choice of politicians will depend on the strength of the parties.

“That’s why I’m asking for a strong PASOK, which can give the heads of ministries – after all, this is not only the prime minister, but also critical ministries – to have high competence, high reliability, be carriers of transparency,” he said.

Regarding Deputy desertion scenariosreplied: “If Mr. Mitsotakis, in addition to emulating his father’s practices – with the notorious eavesdropping of the time – imitates him in other ways that post-colonialism has brought into the closet of history, he can be sure that he will fail miserably. Overwhelmingly. Because Greece is in 2023, not 1965.”

The President of PASOK emphasized that first time he spoke to Mr. Mitsotakis he was in the corridor of parliament in the presence of journalists when the prime minister addressed him with an indefinite “let’s talk“, which was never accompanied by an official institutional invitation.

The second time was at a reception on the occasion of the anniversary of the restoration of the Republic at the Presidential Palace in July, just two days before the filing of a petition to the Supreme Court about the attempted provocation with the Predator.

“On the sidelines of our presence there, the Prime Minister comes and says to me: “Why don’t you support the transition to an Independent Data Protection Authority?” Since they need 3/5, you must help make this change.” I answered him: “You are in too much of a hurry. If you are in such a hurry, consult Mr. Velopoulos or Mr. Tsipras.” I said this because I was very knowledgeable about the Predator scandal and it made a big impression on me because Mr. Mitsotakis wanted to take over from Mr. Menudakos while at the same time telling the European Commission that he would also unify the authorities.” he said.

“I want to tell the Greek people about yesterday’s approach of the prime minister that he wanted us to meet: there are institutional ways. And our party, both under my leadership and in the past, is a party of responsibility,” he said.

He added that the Prime Minister “shows that, unfortunately, he is in a big impasse. When you speak at this level with these immature arguments, you show your personal pain. I understand Mr. Mitsotakis. Yearning. Fight because he knows he has a good chance of not becoming prime minister.”

He criticized both the prime minister and the leader of the official opposition for viewing the state as prey for themselves and their company.

“The Deep State is a system of power that breeds corruption, nepotism, opacity, it is a client state. I find it ironic to the Greek people that Mr. Mitsotakis says he can handle this. Mr. Mitsotakis is a deep state in Greece.. Mr. Mitsotakis sees the state of Greece in his mirror every day. Who is the Deep State? Everything negative that happened in the past and led Greece to bankruptcy, he repeated himself. He did not take the initiative to confront the Deep State. He expanded and instrumentalized it in the same way as Mr. Tsipras,” he stressed.

He added that “it will be very positive for the country, given the actions of Mr. Mitsotakis, just as I think it is very positive for the country that Mr. Tsipras will not return and that there is a government that gives a real perspective to the Greek people.”

For her tempeh tragedy, put the responsibility on Mr. Mitsotakis and Tsipras, “We cannot constantly meet in public with either Mr. Mitsotakis’s cronies, or Mr. Tsipras’ henchmen, or party sophanes,” he said, referring to the demonstrations: “ The young children who stayed here and scream “bye” and feel part of this tragedy, a country that gives little opportunity to young people, does not see the future, does not face meritocracy and transparency, what are they asking of us? Personally, as a young man, I have an obligation to fight this. Succeed in bringing another era of true meritocracy to our country.”